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This image depicts an outdoor pottery workshop in Kandahar, Afghanistan, under a clear, bright sky. Two adult males are actively engaged in pottery work amidst hundreds of unglazed clay vessels. The man on the left, dressed in light-colored traditional clothing and a dark head covering, is bent over, holding two small, light-brown clay pots. The man on the right, wearing a light-brown perahan tunban, is also bent over, his hands immersed in a dark, shallow basin, actively working with clay. The foreground and midground are covered with countless light-brown, unglazed clay pots, pitchers, and vessels of various shapes, sizes, and designs, many featuring handles and some with embossed patterns. These pots are arranged closely together on the dry, unpaved earth, presumably for sun-drying. In the background, a rustic, makeshift structure is visible, constructed from rough wooden poles and beams, with brickwork forming part of its wall. Red fabric is draped near this structure. Further in the distance, additional crude shelters made of wood and other materials are present, along with bicycles. The environment is dry and dusty, consistent with an arid climate.
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